Apple-blossom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCA DBBDD EFGBE HIIHH JKKJJ| Blossom of the apple trees | A |
| Mossy trunks all gnarled and hoary | B |
| Grey boughs tipped with rose veined glory | B |
| Clustered petals soft as fleece | C |
| Garlanding old apple trees | A |
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| How you gleam at break of day | D |
| When the coy sun glancing rarely | B |
| Pouts and sparkles in the pearly | B |
| Pendulous dewdrops twinkling gay | D |
| On each dancing leaf and spray | D |
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| Through your latticed boughs on high | E |
| Framed in rosy wreaths one catches | F |
| Brief kaleidoscopic snatches | G |
| Of deep lapis lazuli | B |
| In the April coloured sky | E |
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| When the sundown's dying brand | H |
| Leaves your beauty to the tender | I |
| Magic spells of moonlight splendour | I |
| Glimmering clouds of bloom you stand | H |
| Turning earth to fairyland | H |
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| Cease wild winds O cease to blow | J |
| Apple blossom fluttering flying | K |
| Palely on the green turf lying | K |
| Vanishing like winter snow | J |
| Swift as joy to come and go | J |
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